chapter 12 - spectroscopic techniques Flashcards

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why analyse substances

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  • determine purity
  • identify structure
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spectroscopy

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electromagnetic spectrum, made up of a range of different wavelengths and therefore energies

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infrared spectroscopy

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  • infrared energy absorbed by molecules
  • vibrate already vibrating molecules
  • different types of vibrations are due to infrared radiation of different frequencies being absorbed
  • vibrations change overall dipole
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4
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factors that affect frequency of radiation absorbed

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strength of bonds
- bonds increase = frequency of IR absorbed increases
mass of atoms
- mass increases = frequency decreases

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5
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mass spectroscopy

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determine structure by breaking molecules into fragments in terms of their mass-charge ration (m/z) molar mass
(always positive)

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nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy

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identify hydrogen arrangement
- no. peaks corresponds to no. environments
- height corresponds to ratio
- position corresponds to chemical shift (table)
slit is n+1

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7
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13C NMR

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identify C environments
- no splitting
- chemical shift is larger than in H NMR

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determining a structure

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  1. use % composition to determine empirical formula
  2. use mass spec to find molecular formula
  3. use IR spec to determine functional groups present
    (keep molecular formula/ mass spec in mind)
  4. formulate suspicions
  5. use NMR spectra to confirm structure
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